China’s bonded refurbishment policy seeks to ease pressures for medical device businesses

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China’s bonded refurbishment policy seeks to ease pressures for medical device businesses

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Kenneth Leung of KPMG China considers how the relaxation of restrictions on bonded refurbishment can potentially ease supply chain disruptions encountered by medical device businesses in China.

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